Country Club Outlaws started with our last name.
In the late 1800s, the Clantons made their mark in Tombstone, Arizona. Known as one of the first Outlaw families of the West. If you’ve seen the movie Tombstone, you know the version Hollywood ran with. Let’s just say a century later, we’re rewriting the sequel.
My dad, in true Clanton fashion, grew up on a farm. He didn’t have access to country clubs, so he learned the game his own way, by hitting golf balls across the fields in his backyard. What started as a way to get closer to his dad became a lifelong love for the game.
That love for the game was passed down to us. We grew up in Miami, playing on a scrappy local course with more crabgrass than fairway. No memberships, no private greens, just hand-me-down clubs and a dad who made sure we got to play.
He’s still obsessed with the game, the kind of guy who could talk your ear off for hours. That passion didn’t stop with him, it’s what carried our family farther than we ever imagined. The Outlaws finally made it to the Country Club.
Country Club Outlaws is a nod to where we come from and a vision for where we’re headed. A brand built for the golfers who don’t always fit the mold, but love the game anyway.
It’s about belonging, wherever you play from.
- R. Clanton
